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Children classified into a high fatigue and sleep disturbance profile during ALL therapy did not demonstrate significantly different post-treatment performance on executive function, processing speed, general intellectual ability, or visual short-term memory compared to children with mild symptoms.
Follow-up1 year
ComparatorClass 1: mild fatigue and sleep disturbances during ALL treatment (50.8% of cohort)
Effect summarynull

Connected entities

Interventions
Screening for dysphagia
Conditions
neurocognitive impairment
Outcomes
Executive Function
Populations
Children

Source

PMC8957586
Association between fatigue and sleep disturbances during treatment for pediatric acute lymphoblastic leukemia and post-treatment neurocognitive performance
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